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KHINCH - Hinchingbrooke Collection
- 9 - Military Records
  - C - Militia records
    - B - Letters from the Home Office to 7th Earl of Sandwich

CalmRefNo	KHINCH/9/C/B/69
Reference number	HINCH 9/69
Title	Letter; S.H. Walpole, Whitehall, to 7th Earl of Sandwich.
Description	Informing him that the adoption of measures suitable for the raising of Militia Volunteers is being left up to the individual LordsLieutenant. Gives the opinion that the best and most efficient formation of the Force in Huntingdon, being under 300 men in strength, is as a Rifle Corps.
Date	2nd August, 1852
CreatorName	Montagu family, Earls of Sandwich of Hinchingbrooke
Repository	Huntingdonshire Archives

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F/0009	Montagu; family; of Hinchingbrooke House; Earls of Sandwich	11th Century-Present
P/0057	Montagu; Lord; John William (1811-1884); 7th Earl of Sandwich; of Hinchingbrooke House	1811-1884

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